You Can Buy The World's First Self-Driving Car For $250,000, But It Looks Like A Tricked-Out Golf Cart

Meet the Induct
Navia, an autonomous vehicle that can carry eight passengers
up to 12 miles per hour. It's officially on the market and can be
yours for the price of $250,000.

No, this is not about to be your family vehicle replacement.
Looking like some kind of tricked out golf cart, the Navia is
actually a driverless electric vehicle far better-suited to be a
shuttle for a college campus or downtown area. Induct has
this page of
videos that show exactly how it might function in such
an environment.

"The Navia can navigate around any type of environment without
needing guidance from infrastructure, unlike other solutions that
have been developed in this market,” said Cyril Royere,
Robotics Director at Induct.

The electric-powered Navia
makes its way down a pedestrian area.Screenshot